Build and Run Your Keepp Page From Claude or ChatGPT

You can now connect Keepp to Claude, ChatGPT or any other app that supports MCP connectors, and build your whole page by asking for it in a chat. MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the standard these apps use to plug into other services, so Keepp shows up in them the same way a calendar or a document tool does.

Once it’s connected, the chat can do the work you’d otherwise do in the editor. It can create your page, write it, lay it out and style it. It can set up products and bookable sessions with real prices, connect Stripe, and swap a photo when you send one.

Connecting takes about a minute

You add one address to your app’s connector settings, sign in with your Keepp account and approve what the app is allowed to do. If you don’t have an account yet, it gets created as you sign in. The step-by-step guide has the exact clicks for Claude and ChatGPT.

What a session actually looks like

Say you teach people to build apps with AI. You have a six-week course and you’d like to offer a paid call for anyone who wants help one to one. Here’s roughly how the conversation goes.

You ask for the page. “I sell a course on building apps with AI and I want to offer consultations too. Make me a page.” The app suggests a name and a handle for your address, something like keepp.link/buildappswithai, and asks you to confirm both before it creates anything. That check matters, because your handle is your address from then on.

It sets up the course. It asks what you charge and in which currency, then shows you the product as it will be saved, with its title, price and currency. You say yes and it’s created. If buyers should get a link after paying, like the course platform’s enrolment page, you give it the link. Each buyer finds it on their order page once they’ve paid, and their confirmation email takes them straight there.

It sets up the call. “Thirty minutes, Tuesday and Thursday afternoons.” It confirms the days, the hours and the time zone your availability is in, then creates a bookable session. If you’ve connected Google Calendar, bookings land there. Connect Zoom and have the call use it, and every booking gets its own meeting link.

It connects Stripe. You ask to take payments and it asks which country you’re based in, since that’s where your Stripe account is set up. Then it gives you a link. You finish on Stripe’s own pages, and your details never pass through the chat. Payments for the course and the calls go straight into your own Stripe account.

It builds the page. With the course and the call in place, it lays out the page around them: who you are, the course first, the call next, then your socials. It picks a colour scheme and a font pairing that suit the subject, and publishes.

You keep going. “The orange is too loud, try something cooler.” “Put this photo on the consultation card.” It changes the theme, copies the photo onto your page and updates the booking. Because that booking is already on your page, the page republishes and visitors see the new photo right away.

It checks with you before the things that matter

Anything you’d want to see first gets shown to you first. Your handle is checked with you before it’s claimed. So is a price and its currency before a product is saved, and the time zone before a booking calendar goes live. Deleting a product or a booking waits for your say-so as well.

Everything else happens as you ask for it. Rewriting your intro, moving a section or trying a different font is a sentence away, and so is putting it back.

Your photos live on your page

When you give the app a link to an image, Keepp downloads it and stores it with your page. The page doesn’t depend on the site the photo came from, so it won’t break if that site moves or deletes it.

It’s the same page you edit by hand

The app works on your actual page, the same one you open in the editor. You can switch between asking in a chat and dragging blocks yourself whenever you like. The editor also has its own built-in assistant for quick changes while you’re looking at the page; this comparison covers when each one fits best.

Get started

Follow the connection guide for your app.
Sign in, approve, and tell it what you’re building.

Developers who want to wire Keepp into their own tools can use the address https://api.keepp.link/mcp in any MCP client, or read the developer docs.

Claim your keepp.link/yourhandle page free, no credit card, live in minutes.